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March 6, 2023
The stage is set for the emergence of an ultra-low cost, high-efficiency solar industry, writes Davor Sutija, CEO of NexWafe.
March 6, 2023
Meyer Burger has introduced a new product platform for its solar modules, enabling the scalability of new manufacturing capacities and accelerating mass production.ย
March 2, 2023
Increasing Demand for Renewable Power Generation across Industrial Sector Presents Growth Opportunities for Building Integrated Photovoltaics Market
March 2, 2023
Meyer Burger announced its plans to switch all its high-performance solar modules to a glass-glass design to increase production speed and prevent
February 28, 2023
SolarPower Europe has called on the EC to include a โbest-in-classโ solar labelling to leverage PV demand for European manufacturing in the GDIP.
February 28, 2023
During 2022, capex for solar PV manufacturing fabs reached a record high with spending dominated by Chinese companies building out new fabs in China and across Southeast Asia.
February 21, 2023
Swiss heterojunction cell and module manufacturer Meyer Burger is set to expand into the UK market having achieved Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) certification.
February 16, 2023
16.02.2023 - Meyer Burger Technology AG / Key word(s): Miscellaneous Meyer Burgerโs high-performance solar modules receive certification for sale in the UK 16.02.2023 / 06:45 CET/CEST MCS certification attests Meyer Burgerโs compliance with high quality ...
February 15, 2023
Dan Shreve of Clean Energy Associates discusses five major market trends for the solar and energy storage industries in 2023.
February 13, 2023
US PV incentives should be entirely focused on solar cell manufacturing in the short term, with maximum incentive rates given to domestic solar cell production that ultimately has a risk-free supply chain of materials and equipment, writes Finlay Colville, head of research at PV Tech.